Fans debate whether a black and white cookie reference in 'The Dinner Party' is a Beatles or 'Ebony and Ivory' reference, with some skepticism about the connection.
I think I may have found a far-fetched Beatles reference on Seinfeld.
In 'The Dinner Party' Jerry refers to the black and white cookie as "two races of flavors living side by side in harmony". This is very close to Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's 1982 song 'Ebony and Ivory': "ebony and ivory live together in perfect harmony side by side on my piano keyboard".
Could this be?
Wow this is some knowledge of the show!
Anyway i'm always impressed by all you guys remembering all the lines in the show...
Look to the cookie Nicol�s , look to the cookie...
Tariq (Honda: Engineering is our Art)
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Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney living in perfect harmony reminds you of the Beatles?
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Will wonders ever cease? Anyway, I thought that was Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson. What color cookie would THAT be? (XXXxx
The Michael Jackson thing was Say Say Say... or I think it was anyway... see how bad music blends into ambiguity? LOL
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But it WAS George Michael with Elton John on Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me. WHIPLASH! LOL (XXXxx
They couldn't keep their hands off each other during the duet!
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I heard the same could be said of Mick Jaggar and David Bowie while taping their "Dancing In the Street" video.
JC wrote: "They couldn't keep their hands off each other during the duet!"
OK...I'll say it: Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Somebody had to ART!!! LOL (XXXxxx)
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LMAO!!!! (XXXxxx)
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Well... It *was* a black and white when it came out of the oven...
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Yes, yes it was. <snicker> (XXXxxx)